This creates an inconsistency: If a neutrino cannot couple to the Higgs Field, it cannot have mass; If it has mass and couples to the Higgs Field, a neutrino cannot exist.
The higher level of full motion video technology would have otherwise created an inconsistency between the in-game graphics and the higher definition full motion video graphics.
Critics of the system suggest that rules for the use of DRS have created an inconsistency of approach to lbw decisions depending on the circumstances of the referral.
Americans for the Arts, a leading advocacy group for the nonprofit arts sector that benefits from NEA and NEH grants, issued a statement Tuesday criticizing Obama's proposal for the NEA as "unfortunately insufficient," adding that it creates "an inconsistency and a confusing message for the creative economy in America".
After announcing in December that the school would not restore its affirmative-action program, Robert Gates, president of the university, said last month that he would also end preferences for legacies because they create "an obvious inconsistency in an admissions strategy based on individual merit".
An economically significant regulation is one that may create a serious inconsistency or interfere with an action taken by another agency, raises novel legal or policy issues, or has an annual non-revenue effect on the economy of $100 million or more.
This would create a momentous, unwelcome inconsistency.
But the timing of this policy's adoption has created a temporary inconsistency.
In sum, the combination of FDA rules and a Supreme Court pre-emption decision has created a real inconsistency in how people experience the tort laws as applied to their drug manufacturers.
"The Mensing decision creates a troubling inconsistency in the law governing prescription drugs," Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, who sponsored the bill along with six other Democrats, said in a statement Wednesday.
